00:16:16	Nahid Khan:	Warmest greetings everyone!
00:16:45	Kara (she/her):	Hello, Nahid, and welcome!
00:17:04	Fran Megarry:	Yes, Nahid so good to see  you and everyone.
00:24:04	Nahid Khan:	I don't know much about facial (or other) scarification in West Africa; is there a good resource for this topic? Also, was this a practice in the time period when this sculpture was made?
00:28:34	Nahid Khan:	Qur'anic writing boards … great quote from community member …. I was thinking that children also have to learn to hold it properly and with a kind of discipline that then is applied in further learning, similar to sitting still, etc.
00:29:17	Nahid Khan:	Thank you, Mia Docent Class of 2015!
00:29:51	Lisa M.:	Yes, 2015, very impressive!
00:35:19	Nahid Khan:	Aziz Osman's painting could be of a market scene at night during Ramadan …. in many countries, the markets are open at night during Ramadan …
00:39:24	Manju Parikh:	Every Wed there is a siren whose sound we hear to remember as a warning.
00:41:25	elizabeth:	Thinking about the impact of comparing this to Native American beaded objects on leather.
01:05:00	Manju Parikh:	Wodaab
01:07:00	Kara (she/her):	https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-39070587